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    Alight State College

    Alight State College

    (62 reviews)

    I love living here. It is cozy and has everything someone could need and offers free parking and…read morefree bus passes.

    lived here from August 2025 to July 2026, and this was the most predatory apartment complex I have…read moreever dealt with. When I first moved in, I documented several existing defects in my room, including a chipped wall, a dirty carpet, and paint on a chair,likely left by maintenance workers. Management never even removed or replaced the damaged chair(which I have concrete evidence of). After I moved out, they charged me for damages that I did not cause, despite the fact that I had documented that these issues existed before I moved in. They also charged me for a broken blind, which I paid for, and then charged me a second time for the exact same blind. I contacted management and provided documentation supporting my dispute, but they still denied it. Therefore, when you see their responses to other negative reviews telling residents to reach out so they can "help resolve the issue," do not assume they will actually help. The staff members were also consistently rude. Nearly every time I picked up a package or called the office, I was met with an attitude,and that is not an exaggeration. The gym was disgusting and had poor ventilation. They regularly failed to provide enough disinfectant wipes, so people would leave sweat on the equipment. Residents had no choice but to use the dirty equipment or bring their own wipes. During my final month there, management became somewhat better about replacing the wipes, but cleanliness and sanitation should have been a top priority from the beginning. Based on my experience, I would not recommend living here. If you do, thoroughly photograph and document every defect before moving in, keep every receipt, and save all communication with management.

    The Station State College

    The Station State College

    (17 reviews)

    Internet goes out weekly. They just blame it on Verizon. Not good when you have assignments due…read more Nice otherwise.

    Would not recommend staying here. Lived here for three years from August 2021-August 2024 for…read moreconvenience of not moving my stuff while in school. When I moved in, it was obvious that the place had not been freshly painted as there was scuffs, marks, and paint peeling in spots along the walls and ceiling. It was not a huge deal to me but I made sure to report them on the inspection form they gave for me to fill out. That form did not matter as they charged me hundreds of dollars worth of damages to repaint. Wi-fi regularly had issues during my 3 years with just being too slow to stream TV or going out entirely. Other student apartments on Toftrees did not have this issue. If you need reliable internet for school work, do not live here. Wi-fi was not the only issue at the station though. One winter hot water went out for a couple days and I know other residents who lost hot water for longer periods of time. The advertised amenities would regularly have issues and be shut down. They would take weeks to get them working. Our front door handle broke multiple times so we would have to walk around to the back door just to get into our apartment. The rooms were not sealed at all as there were visible openings around doorways so bugs will get in during the summer. Every time I came back at the start of the school year, there would be piles of dead rolly pollies and millipedes in the corners of rooms. There was no food left in the apartment, they just wander in through unsealed openings and die on the floor. The key fab readers at the clubhouse would regularly break and would not get fixed. If you wanted to go to the clubhouse after the front desk closes, you have to circle around the building to find a key reader that actually works so you can get in. Management does a poor job of communicating. After 2 years of being there, when my 3rd year of the lease started, it had an extra $300 charge. I eventually found out that it was for a bus pass that had been free the previous two years. When I complained that it had been free and they gave no notice that it would no longer be free, they claimed that it was never complimentary and I should have been paying for it previous years. So, either they don't pay attention to what they charge residents, or they lied to me so I stopped complaining about the extra charges. I feel its the later as I can't imagine this company would have been fine forgetting to send out $300 charges to all their tenants. When I had issues processing payments on their payment portal and had to call their corporate help line, no one answered after days of trying. Instead they had a 3rd party call center call me back to say that Landmark properties (the parent corporation) are unable to answer the phone and he had no information to give me regarding any of my issues and did not know when I would be able to get help from someone at the company. Maintenance guys and front desk staff were friendly with me but it's clear that management cheap out every way possible and then charges tenants for anything they possibly can. Their whole business is built on students not having many options for cheap housing. If you do choose to live here, take a picture of every square inch of the room otherwise they will charge you hundreds of dollars no matter what state the room was in when you moved in.

    The Heights at State College - Bedroom and Desk Area.

    The Heights at State College

    (32 reviews)

    When moving your College student out of your home and into an apartment it is a big deal! Shannon…read moreat the Heights in State College went above and beyond. Absolutely beautiful complex in a great area of town, just minutes from downtown on a bus route and plenty of parking. Close to grocery stores and very clean amenities. Highly recommend.

    If hiring a lawyer to dispute a $700 charge for a pre-existing damage sounds like your kind of…read moreyear, I won't stop you from living here. 如果你喜欢浪费时间找律师申诉荒谬的move-out费用、喜欢混乱的环境,你可以住在这里。中文版附后。 I signed my lease relatively early at $929/mo, and their price dropped into the $800s about a month later. For the following year, they also advertised extremely high new lease prices, and I was told in May that the price "would not go down". It later did. I'd suggest future renters compare their advertised rates over time by referring to the Internet Archive. The room I was assigned was in much worse condition than I expected for the price. They told me they needed to do cleaning and refurbishing so I "cannot move in early". When I moved in, the bedroom carpet had significant, unignorable stains and damages, not to mention the ceiling lights in my bedroom did not even work. I documented the carpet condition in writing shortly after move-in, with photos and emails, as well as submitted it throguh their move-in condition form. Additionally, the location of my room made the living experience difficult. There was a basketball court directly outside my window that was available around the clock. The court lights stayed on at night, and the basketball dribbling, human shouting, yelling, and even music playing late at night regularly disturbed nearby residents. Regarding the serious noise problems at nights, when I complained, management confirmed to me in writing that the basketball courts are available for resident use 24/7 and that regular nighttime use does not fall under their quiet hours. They also told me that they had "not received any other complains regarding noise from the basketball courts." I also experienced multiple billing problems. In July, my account was charged an additional month of rent even though that the rent had already been pre-paid. After I contacted the management, the charge was removed without explanation. Now, they are attempting to charge me $700 for "Floor - Replace" based on the carpet condition that I had already documented clearly at move-in in both my complaint email and their move-in conditon form. I formally disputed it, but the charge remains on my account three weeks later. I have received no decision. In the meantime, their automated collections contact has emailed me demanding payment. I do want to mention that the on-site manager, Sarah, was friendly and kind in my interactions with her. My concerns are with the condition of the unit, the pricing and billing, the 24/7 outdoor basketball court noise, and the handling of my move-out charge. As of today, I have documented pre-existing damage, a written dispute filed on the day I received the statement, no response, and a $700 balance that has not moved. For privacy, the name shown on my profile is not the name used on my lease. Heights正在收取我$700的"Floor - Replace"费用,而他们的依据是我入住时就记录在案的地毯破损图。 我在拿到move-out statement当天即申诉,对方确认收到并声称需要7-10工作日审核。然而,三周过去,该地产公司除了一个机器人催收那$700外没有任何答复。我目前正在律师协助下处理此事,这浪费了我很大精力。 此外,还有一些事情值得大家了解: 一、定价。我签约较早,月租 $929,但一个月后降价到八百多。次年,他们同样挂出了很高的报价,五月我被他们当面告知"不会再降价",后来还是降了。建议参考Internet Archive横向对比他们的网站价格。 二、房间。入住前,我被他们告知需要清洁、翻新,因此"不能提前入住"。实际入住时,卧室的地毯有明显且恶心的污渍、破损,甚至天花板的灯都不亮。我入住次日以邮件+照片的形式做了记录,并通过他们的系统提交,以及发邮件投诉。如上所述,他们仍然在视图收我高昂的"Floor - Replace"费用。 三、噪音。我的房间窗外就是篮球场,全天候开放。夜间球场灯常亮,拍球、叫喊、广场舞一般的外放音乐声【经常】影响附近住户。我投诉后,管理方书面确认篮球场就是24小时开放,夜间正常使用不属于他们的quite hours范畴。 四、收费。七月我的账户被多要求交一个月房租,而那笔钱我已预付。联系他们后,费用被取消,没有任何解释。 出于隐私考虑,我的账号显示名称和lease上的姓名不同。

    Tremont Student Living

    Tremont Student Living

    (53 reviews)

    Tremont is decent for the price. There is a lot of space in the apartment and it's mostly updated…read morebut my place has quite a few problems. There was a leak in the light in the kitchen within the first two weeks moving in and it pours water all over our floor every time the people above us shower and it also caused the light to break. Our sink in the kitchen only works on one side since the pipe is not connected, the ceiling in our bathroom is falling in, our mirror is cracked in the bathroom, our front door didn't lock when we first moved in, our blinds were broken and couch was scratched, and there are bubbles of water under the paint in our walls. We reported these issues to maintenance but they only fixed the blinds. We like it here but we have some issues maintenance wise. Really hoping we won't be charged for damage since they are not our fault.

    We've had an extremely disappointing experience at Tremont. The apartment was dirty and visibly…read moreworn when we moved in--filthy floors, dusty vents, and an overall lack of care in maintenance. But what's truly unacceptable is how we were fined $250 each (a total of $500) because a friend visiting for just a few hours brought their dog. This dog didn't belong to either roommate, wasn't staying in the unit, and left the same day. The lease clearly states that for an unauthorized animal, the first step is a written warning, and only if the pet is not removed would a fine apply. We never received any warning--they went straight to charging both roommates, even though only one had the guest. No transparency, no fairness, and absolutely no accountability. If you're considering living here, be prepared to be charged for things that go against their own written policies.

    Blue Course Commons - university_housing - Updated September 2026

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